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Diary of Fireflies
Devastated by the loss of both parents to cancer, a medical student drops out of school and meets a firebrand photographer with a lust for life.
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Devastated by the loss of both parents to cancer, a medical student drops out of school and meets a firebrand photographer with a lust for life.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
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Box Office:$500,000
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Yeah1 CMG
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